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[JENKINS-58902] Non-user-scoped credentials are not shown when build authentication is configured #274

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21 changes: 17 additions & 4 deletions src/main/java/com/cloudbees/plugins/credentials/CredentialsProvider.java
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Expand Up @@ -560,7 +560,15 @@ public static <C extends Credentials> List<C> lookupCredentialsInItem(@NonNull C
for (CredentialsProvider provider : all()) {
if (provider.isEnabled(item) && provider.isApplicable(type)) {
try {
for (C c: provider.getCredentialsInItem(type, item, authentication, domainRequirements)) {
List<C> credentials = provider.getCredentialsInItem(type, item, authentication, domainRequirements);
// also lookup credentials as SYSTEM if granted for this item
if (authentication != ACL.SYSTEM2
&& (item.getACL().hasPermission2(authentication, CredentialsProvider.USE_ITEM)
|| item.getACL().hasPermission2(authentication, CredentialsProvider.USE_OWN))) {
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Sorry, I think I expressed myself incorrectly.
With only the CredentialsProvider.USE_OWN permission, you should not be able to retrieve credentials with the SYSTEM authentication. But it should be needed to retrieve the current user's credentials (with the user's authentication).

Meaning that the previous call on line 563 should check for this permission, similar to what is done in this code.

credentials.addAll(provider.getCredentialsInItem(type, item, ACL.SYSTEM2, domainRequirements));
}

for (C c: credentials) {
if (!(c instanceof IdCredentials) || ids.add(((IdCredentials) c).getId())) {
// if IdCredentials, only add if we haven't added already
// if not IdCredentials, always add
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -633,9 +641,14 @@ public static <C extends IdCredentials> ListBoxModel listCredentialsInItem(@NonN
for (CredentialsProvider provider : all()) {
if (provider.isEnabled(item) && provider.isApplicable(type)) {
try {
for (ListBoxModel.Option option : provider.getCredentialIdsInItem(
type, item, authentication, domainRequirements, matcher == null ? CredentialsMatchers.always() : matcher)
) {
ListBoxModel credentialIds = provider.getCredentialIdsInItem(type, item, authentication, domainRequirements, matcher);
// also lookup credentials with scope SYSTEM when user has grants for this item
if (authentication != ACL.SYSTEM2
&& (item.getACL().hasPermission2(authentication, CredentialsProvider.USE_ITEM)
|| item.getACL().hasPermission2(authentication, CredentialsProvider.USE_OWN))) {
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Ditto.

credentialIds.addAll(provider.getCredentialIdsInItem(type, item, ACL.SYSTEM2, domainRequirements, matcher));
}
for (ListBoxModel.Option option : credentialIds) {
if (ids.add(option.value)) {
result.add(option);
}
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